Mark Bailey joins us in this episode to discuss the limitations of the allopathic medical paradigm and the importance of healthy living. He was trained as a doctor in New Zealand's conventional medical system, where he began questioning the system and its pharmaceuticals during his training and practice.

It is becoming increasingly crucial to navigate through the noise and discern the truth. Mark Bailey shed's light on the misconceptions surrounding toxins, viruses, and the role of personal agency in achieving optimal health.

In this conversation, we delve into the following: 

● Faults of the allopathic medical paradigm's

● The Myth of Virology

● Conflict of interest in the medical and pharmaceutical industry

● Importance of questioning the mainstream narrative

● Taking responsibility for one's health

● Returning to a state of perfection through healthy living and healthy thoughts.

Viruses Unveiled: Challenging the Paradigm

Mark questions the conventional understanding of viruses. He points out that the isolation of viruses, a cornerstone of virology, is far from conclusive. The prevalent assumption that viruses are responsible for certain diseases is questioned, and the concept of contagion is reexamined.

Mark and Kate address the CV-19 pandemic, that the virus's isolation is not as portrayed. They draw attention to the misleading nature of PCR testing and the confusion between molecular detection and clinical diagnosis. This prompts a broader conversation about the questionable scientific basis of many medical practices.

Decoding Polio: Unraveling the Myths

The conversation delves into the history of polio, a disease once attributed to a virus. Mark raises compelling arguments against the viral theory, highlighting how changes in diagnostic criteria and inconsistent epidemiological patterns cast doubt on virus theory. He contends that environmental toxins, particularly lead and DDT, are responsible for the symptoms associated with polio. 

Empowerment Through Knowledge

The conversation concludes with a call to action for individuals to take control of their health and not solely rely on medical institutions. Mark stresses the importance of balanced nutrition, exercise, a positive mindset, and spiritual connection in achieving well-being. They advocate for being critical consumers of health information, questioning prevailing narratives, and recognising personal responsibility in maintaining good health.

The ultimate message is clear: each individual is the best advocate for their own well-being, armed with the tools of knowledge and a proactive attitude toward personal health.